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⚕️Helping Vets Learn Dentistry
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28/05/2024

What is a struggle that you overcame in 2024? 💪🏻😊

12/05/2024

Did you ever wonder why there is a big bulge over one of the canine teeth? This condition is called alveolar bone expansion and is a form of osteomyelitis and periodontitis that affects cats. Sometimes you can even pluck out the tooth with your fingers. But the third image here shows you what is hidden beneath. This bone is diseased and must be removed after making a flap.
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The last image is a quiz. I noticed something else that is quite serious. Can you spot what it is?

11/05/2024

How do you close the extraction site after extraction of 109/209? Making a pedicle flap is one option, but you get dangerously close to the salivary ducts when releasing the flap. Also, you risk that the flap partly covers the cusp of 110/210.
For the past decade, this is how I have been closing this site, as described in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery book by Verstraete, Boaz, and Lommer.
You should focus on getting the gingiva snug around the distal root of 108/208 to recreate the gingival collar.
The rest can be left to granulate in - happens within two weeks or less.
The risk of dry socket is extremely rare.
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How do you close this site?

20/04/2024

X-rays will underestimate bone loss because 40% of the bone needs to be gone before it's visible.
Deciding whether to extract a tooth or not also relies heavily on the clinical examination.
I can help you compare your clinical assessment with the x-ray and teach you methods that will make you able to quickly decide if a tooth should stay or go
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Comment Coaching to gain access to the last coaching program before August.

18/04/2024

This could be the beginning of a new era for you! An opportunity to shape your future with fewer vaccinations and consultations and more freedom, surgical time, and professional development!
Dental vets are highly sought after because the increasing demand for proper dental treatment is rising!
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I can help you achieve those goals and support you in navigating through client objections, stress and colleagues who don’t think high level dentistry is necessary!

- We will show them!!

The program begins in 3 days!
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Comment COACHING to hear more about how you can join 😊

18/04/2024

You never have to leave deciduous root tips behind again because you don’t know how to get them out!!
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54% of root tips left behind show signs of inflammation, causing pain and fistulas. They do NOT resorb!!!
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I once had to remove a deciduous root tip in a 12 year(!!!) old dog because it had made a fistula.
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This free step-by-step video will show you exactly how to surgically remove an upper deciduous canine tooth in its entirety.
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Comment CANINE to get the free mini-course 🔥🦷🤓

10/04/2024

Bist du Deutscher? 😀 My friend and Veterinarian made it possible for me to offer this course with GERMAN subtitles along others.
Thank you for your help 🙏🏻😊
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Comment CROWN to read more about the course and perhaps you have a patient that could benefit from it 😊

08/04/2024

Only 2 weeks left - this will be the last program before summer! Do you want to step up your dental game and stop doubting whether you are doing the right thing or not with your dental patients?
Let me personally help you reach your goal! 🔥🤓
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Comment COACHING to get more info and sign up

05/04/2024

If the pulp is exposed, it is just a matter of time before problems arise.
Dogs and cats show no obvious clinical signs when the toothache kicks in.
Do not tell the owner that “we’ll keep an eye on it” or “we will wait until it becomes a problem”
If you say that you are letting the pet down.
Fractured teeth need treatment YESTERDAY🙏🏻😊

04/04/2024

This is what you can get access to right now, if you sign up for my last 6-week coaching program before summer. We begin April 22 - jn 18 days!!
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Comment the word COACHING if you would like me to send you more info about the program and how to join.
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Make sure to scroll down to read the success stories of previous members 🔥😊

30/03/2024

This could be the beginning of a new era for you! An opportunity to shape your future with fewer vaccinations and consultations and more freedom, surgical time, and professional development!
Dental vets are highly sought after because the increasing demand for proper dental treatment is rising!
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I can help you achieve those goals and support you in navigating through client objections, stress and colleagues who don't think high level dentistry is necessary!

- We will show them!!

The program begins in 23 days!
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Comment COACHING to hear more about how you can join 😊

27/03/2024

Yesterday my new equipment truly got me to a new level of confidence and power! Well said, Pantera 🤘🏼😈

13/03/2024

Join my coaching program today and Kickstart/Restart your dental career 🔥🤓🦷
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06/03/2024

7 days left - Comment COACHING to learn more 🔥🦷🤓

29/02/2024

Sometimes you get surprised by what you find! I have seen this orientation of the second molar before but never had to extract one until now.
It was scary, but I like a good challenge 😎
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Any embedded/impacted tooth should be extracted to avoid a dentigerous cyst forming.
I do not advise waiting and seeing if the cyst forms or not, because the older the dog gets, the more difficult it will be to get out. In a seven-month-old dog like this, the tooth was pretty mobile.
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Human maxillofacial surgeons are very concerned about nerve pain after extraction if the inferior nerve is in contact with a root. Sometimes the root even hooks around the nerve.
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This root was not in contact with the nerve ( I could feel the bony cavity after extracting the tooth).
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How would you have proceeded if you found a tooth like this?
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28/02/2024

14 days left - Comment COACHING to learn more 🦷🔥🤓

23/02/2024

If you own a purebred Persian or exotic cat, you may want to continue reading 🤓
A study of 50 cats by showed a very high prevalence of dental disease in these breeds.
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Malocclusions 72 %
Malpositioned teeth 64%
Too many teeth 12 %
Too few teeth 64%
Periodontal disease 88%
Tooth resorption 70%
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This cat checked almost all the boxes 😱
It had a supernummary premolar causing severe destruction underneath the gum line.
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All the affected teeth was happily extracted 🙂
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20/02/2024

This could be the beginning of a new era for you! An opportunity to shape your future with fewer vaccinations and consultations and more freedom, surgical time, and professional development!
Dental vets are highly sought after because the increasing demand for proper dental treatment is rising!
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I can help you achieve those goals! The program begins in 22 days!
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Comment COACHING to hear more about how you can join 😊

17/02/2024

Gingival Enlargement! Overgrown gingiva is a problem because it creates pseudopockets that collect debris and dirt and will lead to periodontitis. I recommend to do a biopsy to rule out malignancy. And remember that the term “gingival hyperplasia” is a histological diagnosis, so until we know the exact diagnosis, just write “Gingival enlargement” on your chart 😊

11/02/2024

Malocclusions are not as common in cats as in dogs, but they certainly do occur.
Be sure to look at the caudal mandible when doing an awake oral exam in cats, as the sharp prominent tips of the upper premolars may contact and traumatize the mucosa of the mandible adjacent to the lower premolar and molars. If it is not addressed in time, it can lead to l lesions in the oral mucosa.
Treatment includes reshaping the crowns (odontoplasty) of the upper 4th premolars (and sometimes the 3rd premolar too) to shorten and blunt them. A bonded sealant is applied to seal the exposed tubules. If that doesn’t resolve the lesion, then they will need to be extracted.
Make sure not to remove too much dentine so the pulp is exposed. There needs to be at least 0,5 mm dentine covering the pulp. Use a lateral X-ray to guide you 🙂

31/01/2024

310/410 are prone to developing periodontal disease, and we often extract them to stop the progression of bone loss on the distal root of 309/409.
Often, it halts the progress, but sometimes it will progress.
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I theorize that it may be due to the lack of a proper gingival collar protecting the distal root of 309/409 when extracting 310/410 without adressing the gingiva. This was a large breed dog with tough gingiva and it was not possible to close the gingiva snugly around the distal root of 409 by just approximating the buccal and lingual gingival.
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This is a technique how you can try and recreate the full collar of attached gingiva around the distal root by making a triangular flap with a vertical releasing incision mesial to 411.
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A key to success is of course also properly cleaning the root surface from calculus before closing. I recommend using a mirror during cleaning to see the area properly.
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Do you have any other tips and tricks you want to share? 😝

29/01/2024

For the next 6 weeks, I will be busy helping a lovely group of vets kickstart their careers in dentistry!!
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If you want to join, too, the next round begins March 13.
You can secure your spot by clicking the link in my bio or going to my website at www.mortenvetdentist.com 🤓
See you 🦷🔥😀

23/01/2024

This could be the beginning of a new era for you! An opportunity to shape your future with fewer vaccinations and consultations and more freedom, surgical time, and professional development!
Dental vets are highly sought after because the increasing demand for proper dental treatment is rising!
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I can help you achieve those goals! The program begins in 6 days!
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Comment COACHING to hear more about how you can join - or click the link in bio 😊

21/01/2024

This could be the beginning of a new era for you! An opportunity to shape your future with fewer vaccinations and consultations and more freedom, surgical time, and professional development!
Dental vets are highly sought after because the increasing demand for proper dental treatment is rising!
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I can help you achieve those goals! The program begins in 8 days!
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Comment COACHING to hear more about how you can join - or click the link in bio 😊

01/01/2024

When there is severe gingival recession its hard to imagine how its even possible to close the extraction site without tension.
This lesson shows an extreme case of gingival recession. When you can close something like this, you will be able to close any defect in the future!
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28/12/2023

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25/12/2023

Get my easy, step-by-step trainings with a huge discount! For this offer that ends very soon!
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01/12/2023

Have you ever seen a tongue like this and wondered what it was? Rubbing the sublingual surface and frenulum against the mandibular incisors when the dog pant can cause the mucosal epithelium to become hyperplastic and hyperkeratinized. Treatment was as simple as extracting the lower incisors. The difference is stunning! ☀️
The images are 6 months apart.

30/11/2023

Get confident in determining whether a tooth should be extracted or if the patient can keep it!
This 15-minute FREE training will teach you more than six years in vet school taught me 😜
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24/11/2023

The periodontal ligament of the buccal roots of 109/209 can be difficult to evaluate with the standard view. I recently tried this method developed and published by , and it worked surprisingly Well. This image I took was only my second attempt. Definitely something I will implement for future COHATS 😊
Have you tried it?

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I am working on something really cool for you!! But its hard to focus with David Gilmour soloing in the background 🫣 Stay tuned… #newcourse

Playing with my Cone Beam CT

Just playing with the Cone Beam CT. Looks amazing, right!? 😎

Sounds familiar!? We love our clients 🤗, but they tend to repeat the exact phrases again and again when we recommend dental treatment for their pet.Here is one of my favorites 😅- #dentaltipsandtricks #futurosmedvet #animaldentistry #animaloralsurgery #oralmaxillofacialsurgery #endodontics #healthcare #malocclusion #periodontitis #periodontology #dyrehospital #Hund #tandlæge #læge #doctor #tænder #dog #Veterinarian #veterinarydentistry #flap #veterinarymedicine #odontologia #chirurgie #surgery #extraction #anicura #dyrlæge #veterinær #veterinærmedicin

How I trim and release a flap for tension free closure 😊 - #dentaltipsandtricks #dentalemergency #animaldentistry #animaloralsurgery #oralmaxillofacialsurgery #endodontics #healthcare #malocclusion #periodontitis #periodontology #dyrehospital #Hund #tandlæge #læge #doctor #tænder #dog #Veterinarian #veterinarydentistry #flap #veterinarymedicine #odontologia #chirurgie #surgery #extraction #anicura #dyrlæge #veterinær #veterinærmedicin

This is INSANE! 20.000 followers!! ♥️ Thank you so much for supporting me. Keep commenting - I learn a lot from you too! This platform has already helped me achieve many goals in my career and has made me many friends all across the globe with whom I discuss dental cases! I can’t wait to meet you all in person! /Morten - #20000followers #dentaltipsandtricks #dentalemergency #animaldentistry #animaloralsurgery #oralmaxillofacialsurgery #endodontics #healthcare #malocclusion #periodontitis #periodontology #dyrehospital #Hund #tandlæge #læge #doctor #tænder #dog #Veterinarian #veterinarydentistry #flap #veterinarymedicine #odontologia #chirurgie #surgery #extraction #anicura #dyrlæge #veterinær #veterinærmedicin

Ever experienced difficulty sectioning the mesial roots of the maxillary fourth premolar? … I did, until I learned this awesome trick. - The furcation is ALWAYS directly below this ridge. If you follow it with your bur, you will section properly - Every time - without having to crown amputate or other approaches to find the furcation. - Save 💾 this post for easy reference - Have you had problems sectioning these roots before?

With this video, YOU will be able to remove these sublingual “chewing/gum” lesions without fear - just avoid the sublingual vein. I have marked it in the video for you 👌🏻😊 - I used to be afraid of cutting into these granulomas due to the risk of bleeding. I’ve done different cumbersome techniques to prevent it. In hindsight, these techniques were time-consuming and unnecessary. - Sublingual granulomatous hyperplasia or “Gum-chewer syndrome” is a traumatic condition where the dog accidentally bites on a fold of sublingual tissue. The tissue becomes inflamed and enlarged, and a self-perpetuating cycle of trauma continues. The treatment is the surgical removal of the abundant tissue. Use thin absorbable sutures in a continuous pattern. I use monocryl 5-0.

Have you ever wondered how to sharpen your dental explorer? Metoo 😆 A month ago, I would have felt inclined to buy a new one once it got dull. I have owned a sharpening machine for a few months now, and I regret not having one for the past nine years I have been doing dentistry 🙂 Is made in Indiana (the state where I was a foreign exchange student in high school 💪🏻💪🏻) by rxhoning.com Check it out. Distributed in europe by @ekmdanmark

You should try this! For maxillary radiographs, place the animal in sternal recumbency. Radiographic bisecting angles can be challenging, but if the animal’s position is constant, you will get consistent results, every time, without moving the head 👌🏻😊 - For the mandible, I place them on their backs for the same reason. - Do you like this approach? 🙂

This video shows the ”pencil technique” for the closed reduction of a rostrodorsal temporomandibular luxation. After insertion of the pencil at the same side of the luxation, as a fulcrum, the mouth is closed with slight force and a rotational movement brings the displaced condylar process back into the mandibular fossa. 😃 #tmjluxation #luxation #dentalphotography #toothresorption #fracture #oralmaxillofacialsurgery #periodontitis #periodontology #dyrehospital #Hund #kat #tandlæge #læge #doctor #tænder #dog #Veterinarian #veterinarydentistry #dentistry #odontovet #veterinarymedicine #Zahnarzt #odontologia #chirurgie #gato #surgery #veterinaria #extraction #dentaltipsandtricks #dyrlæge

This is how you increase owner’s perception of value by 100% - as a bonus you will also get better compliance with your recommendations! 👌🏻 - TAKE PICTURES! If they SEE the problem they UNDERSTAND the need to treat 😀

Easy and safe handling of biopsies! 👌🏻😀

I will let the video speak for itself 😁🤭 Thank you, @mariannecmoen for being an intubation rock star and @vetsurgerycopenhagen for an excellent job repairing the fractured leg 👌 #intubation #animaloralsurgery #oralmaxillofacialsurgery #endodontics #healthcare #malocclusion #periodontitis #periodontology #dyrehospital #Hund #tandlæge #læge #doctor #tænder #dog #Veterinarian #veterinarydentistry #veterinarymedicine #odontologia #chirurgie #surgery #extraction #anicura #dyrlæge #veterinær #veterinærmedicin

As a dental veterinarian you are constantly being asked by the owners to also take care of this and that while it’s under anesthesia. Often I must refuse, but with this one I couldn’t resist 😂🤢@drpimplepopper is one of my guilty pleasures 😀 #atheroma #animaldentistry #animaloralsurgery #oralmaxillofacialsurgery #endodontics #healthcare #malocclusion #periodontitis #periodontology #dyrehospital #Hund #tandlæge #læge #doctor #tænder #dog #Veterinarian #veterinarydentistry #veterinarymedicine #odontologia #chirurgie #surgery #extraction #anicura #dyrlæge #veterinær #veterinærmedicin